Write an if statement that prints the message "Application accepted" if the variable workExperience is greater than or equal to 2 or the variable hasCollegeDegree is true.

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Kaleb Chapman

6 March, 07:36

Write an if statement that prints the message "Application accepted" if the variable workExperience is greater than or equal to 2 or the variable hasCollegeDegree is true.

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Edwin Soto · Answer 1

If workExperience > = 2 or CollegeDegree is true:

print "Application accepted"

else:

print "Application denied"

Julianna Cordova · Answer 2

if workExperience>=2 or hasCollegeDegree==True:

print ("Application accepted")

Explanation:

In the first line of code, we wrote an if statement that allows us to print a message if and only if the int variable workExperience is greater than 2 or the bool variable workExperience is True In the second line of code, we print the message Application accepted if the if-statement evaluated to True

Note: This code was written in python but you can extend the same concept to any programing language using if, comparison operation, boolean operators and print function.